About this course

Entry requirements

■ An honours degree in a relevant subject
■ Communicative ability in Gaelic

Gaelic and Related Studies Scheme.

Months of entry

September

Course content

This postgraduate course in Material Culture and Gàidhealtachd History is delivered entirely through Scottish Gaelic. It offers students a unique opportunity to develop original, in-depth perspectives on Gaelic-speaking areas in Scotland (and further afield). You will use material culture (artefacts), environment, language and traditions to understand the socio-economic, cultural background and changing circumstances of the region.

You will also explore new concepts of land use, conservation and sustainable development.

Dig deep and discover more about the Gaelic past, its present and its future potential.

Special features

A ground-breaking interdisciplinary postgraduate degree about the Gàidheadltachd, taught in Gaelic, from a Gaelic perspective, by internationally recognised scholars

Emphasis on developing skills in fieldwork, oral interviewing and archival research

Building strong links with local communities, local and national museums and agencies

You will study through supported online learning using the university's virtual learning environment (VLE)

You are also required to attend an induction session offered face-to-face at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig UHI on the Isle of Skye or through distance online delivery

This course may be studied by international students from your home country